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Start Over Materials Yarn Accession number Acc.4116
Hearst Museum object titled Cord, accession number 16-20591, described as hand woven cord; brown, cream and black; finished with 6 braided tails at one end and loose fringe at the other. combination of cotton (brown) and wool (cream, black) yarns.
Hearst Museum object titled Poncho, accession number 16-20602, described as woven llama (and alpaca) wool - brown, very dark brown, and cream in perpendicular stripes of varying width. brown stripes divided by narrow (3cm) dark brown and cream bands woven in wide triangles and 0.5cm bands of black and cream. bordered on all 4 sides with dark brown band. neck slit is bound with cotton fabric (purplish-brown).
Hearst Museum object titled Rope, accession number 16-20596, described as braided rope of llama wool; brown, tan, gray. tied off at one end with fringe gray yarn and by a yarn twist at the other.
Hearst Museum object titled Sash, accession number 16-20590, described as woven wool (commercial yarn) sash. striped (length-wise: wine, cream, black, cream, wine) with 5 woven tails at each end (same as 5 stripe colors), finished with tassels at the end of each.
Hearst Museum object titled Sash, accession number 16-20588, described as woven cotton sash, white yellow, black, red and golden yellow yarn woven into a checker-board pattern. ends finished with warp fringe.
Hearst Museum object titled Sling, accession number 16-20594, described as woven wool sling; tan, brown and red llama or alpaca wool. cords tan and brown woven on a diamond pattern; sling cup brown and tan woven in triangular points with slit at center. red and cream warp threads from cup woven directly into cords. one end of cord unfinished; the other woven with a loop 11cm from the end then finished with a tassel.
Hearst Museum object titled Sling, accession number 16-20593, described as woven sling of llama of alpaca wool (brown and black) yarn, decorated with small, multicolored (yellow, brown, blue, red, green, pink) pom-poms along length of cords and at either side of woven cup. cup woven directly into cords using white warp threads, cords end with a pom-pom at one end and a small loop at the other.

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